Little Foot That Purple Thang- (2 Pack)

A little more bendable than I thought but will work for what it is intended for.

Both Purple Thangs came in one plastic bag that was somewhat melted at the top. The items were constructed of a cheaper, thinner plastic than my original Purple Thang. This was supposed to be a part of a quilting gift but I was embarrassed by the quality as a whole. I decided to order the original Purple Thang which cost a bit more for just one. Sure enough, that second order arrived & was much better quality. So I gave the better one as the gift & kept the cheaper pair for myself. Since then, I will say, however, that I have used the cheaper Thang a few times while sewing. It works great. Just not sure how long it will last. Maybe that's why they come two in a package.

I bought this at a sewing expo back before covid. I use it all the time. It's a handy little tool that I use in my sewing room. I've used it so much that I realized I might need to get a back up. I was surprised to find this on Amazon and it comes in a pack of 2. Yay!

I really like this little thang. I prefer it over a seam ripper, awl or stiletto when I need to guide something through my sewing machine. I prefer it to go under the needle or pressure foot instead of my fingers or metal instruments. However, I purchased this pack to replace one that the tip broke off. It was less than a year old. But since it doesn't cost an arm and a leg, I felt it was well worth replacing.

These are amazing to have as a sewing tool. I am new to sewing and I have found having this to hold down the fabric as I sew (especially 1/4 in folds or edge binding. I am making face masks and have found this very valuable. I strongly recommend. Great value for the money.

I did not like this at first. I’ve never used a tool like this but now that I’ve used it I love it!I felt like it was a little too flexible at first but it never was an issue while using it.I bought a sewing stiletto but didn’t like how I kept poking through my fabric so the purple thang really helped with that.I was making a jellyroll rug coffee mat and it really helped me with easing around the corners.

You will wonder how you ever got along without this tool. After 10 years, mine broke - so I was happy they were still being made. I use if for nice corners in masks, pillowcases, to smooth down seams before ironing. So many uses!

Great tool for poking out corners to get a crisp point. Also works as a stiletto to help guide fabric while sewing. Arrived quickly and well packaged.